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Cym. Milton Carpenter 'Everglades' and the species aloifolium, canaliculatum, dayanum, madidum and their hybrids flower here in the heat.
Add to those, Golden Elf and Chen's Ruby (which is a Golden Elf hybrid). They both have Cym ensifolium in the background. They bloom at the end of summer, or early fall, so clearly don't need a cool-down. So I think the short answer to the original question is, select the tropical species or hybrids that utilize them. for the seme reason that I struggle with most Vandas (except for those from higher elevations) Orchids are pretty adaptable, but there are limits as to how far from their ideal conditions one can go.
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